If your patient your work well not be in vain.

I am incredibly patient while waiting for the right deal, and then incredibly aggressive to pounce when it's there.

It's not my thing but if your patient it could pay huge, like I said I know a landlord that has had success with RS.

Be patient, you'll do well with being a landlord.  

All that to say, I'm continuing to be patient until I find something I truly think is worth while.

(Admittedly rolling it every 5 yrs is great for the Lender).Commercial lending is going to see an influx of money & the reluctance of owner holds (30 yr term & no balloon) will generate very motivated principal residence sellers for cash.Until then I will patiently wait for the 'Gulley work around strategy' :)

The tax lien business is for patient people.

On the flip side if you are afraid to walk and are not willing to risk what you have into it - then just sit back and be patient - it will get cleared up eventually.

Depends on your market, and its usually best not to rush and have them place any tenant- sometimes it takes work to find the RIGHT tenant and is worth being patient. 5. she has me Put all electric and utilities in my name between tenants.

They do exist just got to be patient.